Web design - rounded corners

[Xander]

Okay, I keep seeing these nice rounded boxes on sites (the second new EoFF layout for example). And I'd like to know the best way to do these. I know you can use the marquee tool in Photoshop, then smooth the rectangle to make it circular. But I always seem to end up getting corners which aren't smooth.

Someone like Baloki might know what I'm going on about.. =P

[Baloki]

I use a pen tool, how sad does that sound.

I just load up PSP5 as it has old features, zoom in really big and draw my curved edges with 2 lines and a dot, I'll go draw an example quickly and post it :D

Edit:
<img src="http://forums.eyesonff.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=10199&stc=1">

[Flying Mullet]

I find the easiest way to make rounded corners is to put tape up at 45 degree angles on your monitor. 8-)

Honestly I've never done rounded corners so I don't know if there is an easy way to do it.

[Cid]

I just jack someone else's rounded corners, color them how i want, and resize them :)

[Peegee]

You have PS? They DO have a rounded corner tool, right?

[NM]

If you have Photoshop use the rectangle tool.

Then just crop the bottom to leave the rounded top part.

[Miriel]

In photoshop, if I want slightly rounded boxes, I use the rectangle tool. But if I want more dramatically rounded boxes, I turn to my nifty brushes (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v21/Hanniez/brushes.jpg) and use those to erase and round the edges.

[Xander]

Ooh, thank you people. *tries those things*

[Rostum]

Or you can just use the square select type tool and change the feather option that will be up the top when you select it. Much easier.

[Flying Mullet]

Ooh, thank you people. *tries those things*
So did the tape trick work for you?

[o_O]

I use the rectangular marquee tool in Photoshop, then invert the elliptical marquee too to erase the sharp edges. Works great for me. :p

[Xander]

So did the tape trick work for you?

Did I say *tries those things*? I think I meant *tries those things except for Flying Mullet's idea* =P